Gabrielle Khoriaty
Resident Multimedia Journalist
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
The recent closure of Conway Pediatrics is causing confusion for some parents on how to access their kid's records.
Members of the Myrtle Beach community laid wreaths at the city’s new World War II Memorial to mark the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Flu cases are on the rise in Horry County.
The owner of Beach Team Gymnastics at Terry & Don’s is accused of sending inappropriate texts.
There are four other vacant positions in the department, including planning director, building official, permit technician and building inspector.
Family, friends, mentors and community members will be filling the HPHS gymnasium Friday afternoon for a service in her honor.
Leaders from across Georgetown County spoke on the status of their economy and future plans at the State of Georgetown County on Wednesday.
The settlement is against companies like DuPont that make foaming chemical products used in items ranging from nonstick cookware to firefighting foam.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol will have some extra eyes in the sky to help keep the roads safer during Thanksgiving travel.
Myrtle Beach’s Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church provided over 400 families with Thanksgiving meals during their annual food drive.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is turning to social media to shine a light on unsolved crimes, and try and find justice for loved ones.
The Waccamaw Council of Governments held a workshop on Wednesday to take feedback from locals on how to improve downtown Loris for their revitalization master-plan.
WhiteFlag, an app made to support those dealing with mental health struggles, decided to make the Grand Strand its new home.
Myrtle Beach City Council discussed pay increases for city employees for the first time during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
The City of Myrtle Beach submitted an application for a U.S. Department of Transportation grant that would be used for technology to show the pros and cons of making different traffic related adjustments.
Horry County’s public safety committee will weigh applying for a grant from the South Carolina Department of Public Safety to hire more school resource officers during tomorrow’s meeting
The City of Myrtle Beach unveiled the statue of a P-47 fighter plane for the WWII Memorial at Warbird Park on Friday.
The Myrtle Beach Community Appearance Board approved a 154-spot expansion of the Oak Forest Lane Costco parking lot on Thursday.
Horry County officials said the project is estimated to be finished in spring 2025.
The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services enforces a statewide Halloween curfew for all sex offenders on probation or parole.
Registration for youth recreational basketball is this Saturday, but due to a shortage of coaches, some athletes may be waitlisted.
Coastal Carolina students and the community took a stand against hunger, packing over 10,000 meals for Rise Against Hunger on Friday.
The Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge opened Hast Point Plantation to the public earlier this month.
The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) designated The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce as the chamber of the year at their annual conference last week.
Surfside Beach Town Council are set to vote Tuesday night on a $60,000 security package for the Surfside Beach Pier.
After being rained out on Friday, the annual Myrtle Beach Jazz Festival will get underway on Saturday.
Preparations are in full swing for the November 9 dedication of the WWII Memorial in Warbird Park.
The Myrtle Beach Beach Advisory Committee met on Wednesday to discuss how to continue to keep beachgoers safe.
A new weapons detection system was launched on Monday to keep students safe in all the middle and high schools in the Georgetown County School District.
Hundreds of nutrition workers from across the state gathered in the Grand Strand on Friday to learn about ways to improve school cafeterias.
Community members are showing their support for their neighbors after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Many Horry County residents had a wave of sticker shock when they opened up their property tax bill, but there is a way to lower it.
The Myrtle Beach City Council will have the first reading of a rezoning ordinance for an old church off Highway 15 during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
The Horry Georgetown Chiefs Association is hosting ‘Public Safety Day’ this Saturday, October 7, at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
Heads up, South Carolina! If you plan to vote in this year’s elections, you are running out of time to register.
Construction crews are working to clear trees this week to build a pond in a first step in the $34 million project to revitalize Myrtle Beach’s Arts and Innovation District.
The Myrtle Beach Police Department and the community are remembering a young police officer who died protecting the city he loved.
Road safety is a priority for both bikers and local officials during Myrtle Beach’s Annual Fall Bike Rally.
Students at Coastal Carolina learned how to be prepared in all types of emergencies during their annual PrepareAthon on Thursday.
Both Myrtle Beach Pride and the City itself are taking a stand against hate after Myrtle Beach’s annual “Pride in the Park” celebration received hateful messages ahead of their event this weekend.
Horry County’s Administration Committee introduced a new group on Tuesday looking to increase affordable housing.
For the first full week of fall, drivers can look forward to lowering gas prices.
South Carolina Special Olympics prepared to host athletes from across the state on Friday.
The Myrtle Beach Military Appreciation Committee began preparations for their annual Veterans Day ceremony.
